The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-03-23

with his prisoner on Tuesday.
Delicious, Fragrant, and Refreshing.
Hun-Kee Tea. Only 10 cents per
package at Dinkins 4 Co.'S Drug
Store.
A citizen of this town was trying to
haul load of goods with his 'hames'
tied upside down around bis mule
neck; discovering his mistake, he re,
arranged them, put his 'bames' on trst
and tEen the collar on top and e1clalmd
dat vas de way for dem fus time.
Sanfrancisco Cheap John has a
slight resemblance to the driver
The Manning Saloon sells highly
praised cigar dubbed the Key West
Butt" It is fine breakfast disester;
Iuxur;antly sopori6c following hear,
ty dinner, and after the last mea! OF
the day, a sporting myth, deluding
the quiet mind to a pegasian Journey
into elysian contentment.
Hip! hip! hip! sounds forth upon
the ouiet of the early night, and the
cit;zsns of our town are lulled to sleep
by the soldierly tramp! tramp!
tramp! of the Manning Guard, brok-
en- upon row and then by the rattle OF
the Eettle drum; but they sleep on
ouietit. secure in the thought that
Eau.nt arise to mar our quiet slumber,
The Manning Guard is here and hero to
stay by thunder.
Moses Tisdale, colored, was arrest
ed last Thursday il the Fork section
by deonty Sheriff John Harvln, on a
warrant from Trial Justice in WI!
liamsburg, charging him with steal
ing horse in that county on the 18TH
of April 1886. Tisdale saw the depu-
ty approaching and made off at double
quick time, but deputy Harvin who
brides himself on the length OF his
lees and their capacity for rapid mo-
ton, soon overhauled Tisdaie aud
marched him to Manning.
SYILOES COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by US on guarantee. 1t cures
| Consumption.
Rev. ". G. Rollins, the agent for
Stevens Pictorial History OF the Unit
ed States, has been in Manning for
several days canvassing for this excel
lent book. Mr.. Rollins proposes to
canvass the whole county and will be
here for several weeks. We cannot
recommend his book too highly. Tie
money spent in its purchase will
be an investment profitable to parents
and children.
The Manning Guard propose to
have a fair on tho Goth of April next,
toYassist them in raising the where
with to purchase a uniform; Contri-
buttons o; any character will be CRATE
fully appreciated. Edibles, fancy
work, or anything that money can be
made out of, are in order. The
young ladies Of tie town and country
can materially aid the Guard in do
mating pieces Of their handiwork.
Itwould add to the looks of that part
of the town, if our city fathers cause
the distractions to be removed and
have West Boundary Street opened
Ito il terminus. An ugly dilapidated
"oid shanty" On the Lloyd lot, sets
exactly in the middle OF the street,
It should be removed by all means,
The citizens of that portion of the
town are expected to pay taxes for
improving the streets and should de-
rive eouel benefits therefrom. Let
our Council take action in the premls
es.
GROUP wHooPNG COUGH and Bron
chitis Immediately relieved BY Shiloh
Cure.
The Judges of the weather, fruit,
growers, all our wise propheciers
agree that the early fruit crop has
been killed by the recent cold. Is moi
t it a misfortune to be deprived of the
mellow, juicy, red peaches and lus
cious plums this hot summer, and the
prospect was so promising only few
days ago? The balmy days OF the
close of February aud beginning O
March gave an impetus to vegetation
that soon produced a beautiful croI
!, of blossoms that bid fair in a shor
time to ,oe metamorphosed into
harvest OF tempting fruit. Now tn.
blossoms are witaered and dead, ane
also the sangaine edible anticipation
of our fellow citizens.
With us the loss Of the fruit anc
E slight damage to gardens will only b.
felt in the deprivation of a luxury, bu
in the lower counties, Charleston ant
elsewhere, tie damage has been sen
,, !, Gus and permanent. The loss to tn
truck farmers near Charleston is es
, timased at 100000.
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